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Starlink Doubled Its Speed In 2 Years. It Still Doesn’t Meet the FCC’s Minimum

  • The Colorado Broadband Office manages an $826.5 million plan to provide affordable broadband to all households in the state.
  • The federal government changed rules to require consideration of all internet technologies, scrapping the original fiber-focused guidance.
  • This change delays Colorado's grant process, requiring a rerun of applications and complicating location eligibility and technology choices.
  • About 190,000 households lack 100Mbps download and 20Mbps upload speeds, while Starlink’s median download speeds nearly doubled from 54Mbps in 2022 to 105Mbps in early 2025.
  • The technology-neutral policy may speed deployment but raises concerns that cheaper, less reliable options could worsen service quality in rural areas.
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